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Restoration of Lost Corners by Proportionate Measurement
 
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  Section 2B - Review Exercise

1. Why is three point control used in a resurvey?
Choice 1 a. The original corner was not found in the fourth direction.
Choice 2 b. The fourth direction was never surveyed.
Choice 2 c. Some controlling corners are lost.
 
2. In this diagram, how is the proportionate N-S location determined?
Choice 1 a. One point control
Choice 2 b. Two point control
Choice 3 c. Single proportion
Choice 3 d. Three point control
3. What about the E-W position?

Choice 1 a. Single proportion
Choice 2 b. Two point control
Choice 3 c. One point control
Choice 4 d. Three point control
4. Now, using the above diagram for record data and the diagram below for retracement, compute the proportionate lost corner location. -- This four part question is worth 56 pts.

Course 1
Choice 1 a. N 0° 34' E 40.332
Choice 2 b. S 0° 25' W 40.356
Choice 3 c. N 0° 45' E 39.974

Course 2
Choice 4 a. N 0° 14' E 40.372
Choice 4 b. S 0° 35' W 40.556
Choice 4 c. N 0° 24' E 39.827

Course 3
Choice 4 a. N 89° 34' W 40.280
Choice 4 b. N 89° 48' W 42.526
Choice 4 c. N 89° 38' W 40.147

Move
Choice 4 a. North 0.203 E 0.105
Choice 4 b. North 0.330 E 0.399
Choice 4 c. North 0.0285 E 0.145

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